Smasharoo wrote:
Dunno. I think it's a sad statement about the world we live in when that's what passes for debate.
I think it's sad that you measure the effectiveness of an argument by verbosity.
No. I measure the effectiveness of an arguement based on how well the arguer uses facts and logic to suport his position.
You seem to use namecalling and nitpicking of irrelevancies as yours. How's that working out for you?
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I then post a link that supports my argument.
Yes a link from a radical pro-Arab anti-US whacko whose paper was posted to an obscure mailing list.
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another link to the same story.
Odd that a rabid anti-american would credit the US's policies with forcing Gaddafi to change his policies. You'd think he'd be yelling and screaming about the unfairness of it all, and how a loyal patriot to the cause has been unfairly singled out, or some other such garbage.
I also find it really intesting that you constantly harp on how the US perspective is so wrong with regards to the Middle East, and yet when I use a source that is from the region, you dismiss it out of hand. I guess it's ok to use Arabs as support when you can portray them as poor downtrodden people being oppressed by the evil US, but if one should say something you don't agree with, he's automatically "rabid".
Wow. Double standard much?
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I can post links that support the argument that the Holocaust never happened. Doesn't mean people that believe that to be true aren't in denial however.
You talk about what you "could do" a whole lot Smash. How about you actually back it up this time?
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Boy, you really are slow, huh? There's still part of me that's convinced it's an act, but that part grows smaller every day.
Yup. Keep tossing out the namecalling Smash. You're proving my point for me. I'll say it again. Your methods impress the hell out of 10 year olds, and may even work on some readers on this forum (given the state of US education). They doesn't work on me. Try actually using real arguments sometime instead of always falling back on namecalling and "yelling".